Sunanda K Datta-Ray

27 years of a bloody civil war left behind a trail of bitterness, broken lives and shattered hopes. There may not be enough energy left f...Read More

The article was originally published on February 2019. It has been republished in the wake of the first anniversary of the Pulwama terror...Read More

Narendra Modi will have to face the hostility of the European Parliament when he goes to Brussels for the India-European Union summit on ...Read More

India’s dwindling Anglo-Indian community is angrily and sorrowfully on the defensive. “There is a sense of fear that we are being exclude...Read More

The Uighurs, alternately Uyghurs, Uygurs, or Uigurs, are a minority Turkic ethnic group originating from and culturally affiliated with t...Read More

Even if the CAA one day bestows citizenship on all the 17 million Bangladeshi Hindus, 2.5 million Pakistani Hindus and the thousand Hindu...Read More

Since 2011, when immigration became an election issue, Singapore has tightened requirements for foreigners looking to relocate there. The...Read More

Donald Trump’s second thoughts about the two new laws regarding restive Hongkong that he signed recently confirm that US anxieties are no...Read More

Few British general elections can have had as stormy a run-up as the one scheduled for December 12. Few can have been as portentous. Dece...Read More

Shades of the Khilafat movement (1919-1924) when Mahatma Gandhi and the Congress high command joined the Ali brothers, Muhammad and Shauk...Read More

The hitch in the 22-year Naga peace process should again remind a government grappling with the challenge of Kashmir (which is probably f...Read More

Justin Trudeau's reduced strength in Canada’s House of Commons and the spotlight this has directed on Jagmeet Singh and his New Democrati...Read More

Indians have long experienced both anti-immigrant sentiment in the United States (for which Donald Trump is usually blamed nowadays) and ...Read More